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module Aws
module Plugins
# The Amazon Route 53 API returns hosted zones and request Ids as strings
# formatted like:
#
# '/hostedzone/ID'
# '/change/ID'
#
# However, their API does not accept Ids with the '/hostedzone/' or
# '/change/' prefixes. This plugin removes those prefixes before
# serializing their Ids onto the request. This allows a user to
# use the prefixed Ids returned in {Aws::Route53::Client} responses.
class Route53IdFix < Seahorse::Client::Plugin
class Handler < Seahorse::Client::Handler
def call(context)
remove_id_prefixes(context.params)
@handler.call(context)
end
private
def remove_id_prefixes(params)
# Many operations accept of :id or :hosted_zone_id as a root-level
# param, pruning prefixes from those.
[:id, :hosted_zone_id].each do |key|
params[key] = remove_prefix(params[key]) if params[key]
end
# The `#change_resource_record_sets operation` has a deeply nested
# target with a :hosted_zone_id that needs to be pruned.
if params[:change_batch]
params[:change_batch][:changes].each do |batch|
if target = batch[:resource_record_set][:alias_target]
target[:hosted_zone_id] = remove_prefix(target[:hosted_zone_id])
end
end
end
end
def remove_prefix(str)
str.sub(/^\/(hostedzone|change)\//, '')
end
end
# Run this handler after params have been validated, but before
# they are serialized onto the request
handler(Handler, priority: 99, step: :build)
end
end
end
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